The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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having been done without the advice of the Prime Minister . Bagehot denied that the Crown had any right to dismiss the entire ministry and this has not happened since 1835 . A personal prerogative of the Crown , which some have thought ...
having been done without the advice of the Prime Minister . Bagehot denied that the Crown had any right to dismiss the entire ministry and this has not happened since 1835 . A personal prerogative of the Crown , which some have thought ...
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He says to the ministry his people send to him , to ministry after ministry , ' I think so and so ; do you see if there is anything in it . I have put down my reasons in a certain memorandum , which I will give you .
He says to the ministry his people send to him , to ministry after ministry , ' I think so and so ; do you see if there is anything in it . I have put down my reasons in a certain memorandum , which I will give you .
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Intrigues were encouraged because it was always dubious whether the king - hated minister would be permitted to appeal ... Years ago Mr. Disraeli called Sir Robert Peel's Ministry — the last Conservative Ministry that had real power ...
Intrigues were encouraged because it was always dubious whether the king - hated minister would be permitted to appeal ... Years ago Mr. Disraeli called Sir Robert Peel's Ministry — the last Conservative Ministry that had real power ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
Note on the Text 31 Note on the Text | 35 |
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